Kristy*
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@Ulysees E. McGill talking about you, not the pic, btwgorgeous
I second this. Did this all the time as a kid. Not sure how well it taught but path but it taught me to unload and uncoil at just the right time, keeping my hands in front and letting the bat head develop momentum.
@volbeast33 how old of a kid we talking about? Swinging level isn’t such a bad thing to start out with if he’s like 7-9, you can teach launch angle and all that other stuff later when they have the strength to drive a ball in the gap.
This guy talks about proper posture driving the bat path. I too see kids stand up straight up rather than “butt out, chest forward” never thought about that creating the right path but he’s right. Really seems like if he’s got that posture and he learns to bend that back leg it will naturally take the bat along the right path.
Their players have been driving around cars that cost as much as a small house. Nick's buddy that vacations with him has ran the NCAA for the last several years. They absolutely have turned a blind eye to what's been going on a Bama. Everyone with even a percentage of one brain cell knows what they get away with. They're not the only one either.If they investigate the other big schools, they'll have to investigate Bama as well. You're overestimating just how much pull Bama and Little Nicky have.
Not to mention that the collectives did all of this legally, after studying the laws and implementing programs over a long period of time. They didn't just say "Oh, players can have money now? As of today? Here's all the money!" They worked meticulously to make sure that they were doing all of this by the board and protecting themselves, their organizations, the players, and the universities.Here is a list of all the collectives that have formed already. Hard to see how the NCAA can try to shut this down now when its already gotten this far.
Tracker: University-Specific NIL Collectives (businessofcollegesports.com)
Typical anti-Tennessee
What in the whole wide world?
I'm guessing this writer didn't do his homework and is just spouting his bias. The fact is Josh Heupel has been a head coach for 4 years and in that time the NFL has drafted 4 of his wide receivers on his watch and likely will be taking more in the drafts to come. smh.
On one hand, our collective is ahead of the game by having a good portion be crowd-funded rather than booster-funded. Unless they want to say the collective as an entity is a booster. I'm not sure how crowd-funding can skirt the rules vs booster-funding. Does that make every member of the crowd a booster? If Mayfield gives money to the university annually then signs John Fulkerson to a contract, is Mayfield as a company a booster and therefore can't participate in NIL? That seems to defeat the entire purpose of NIL, unless they want to crack down to where NIL can only be athletes selling their own merch and autographs and making public appearances.
The "we never let" boosters be involved before comment is hilarious. I know Butch players/recruits that used to get picked up in yachts in Nashville for a day on the water where they'd give them bags of cash. And I KNOW we aren't the only program that's been doing that stuff.
An athletic association’s governing actions, sanctions, bylaws, and rules must not interfere with an intercollegiate athlete’s ability to earn compensation and must not otherwise impact an intercollegiate athlete’s eligibility or full participation in intercollegiate athletic events, unless the intercollegiate athlete has committed a violation of the rules of an institution or an athletic association or this act is invalidated or rendered unenforceable by operation of law.
Correct me if I’m wrong but I think the single season record for home runs by a team is 188 by the 1997 LSU team. If that’s correct, that’s a lot of damn home runs.
You can say that again.Correct me if I’m wrong but I think the single season record for home runs by a team is 188 by the 1997 LSU team. If that’s correct, that’s a lot of damn home runs.
I could use the Powhatan Indian methods described by the men in Jamestown. Use mussel shells to remove each joint on each digit one at a time. Then use the shell to cut the skin from the face. Then slowly gut the victim (tied to a tree/pole) and leave those guts to hang exposed as they slowly succumb to infection and wild animals consuming their innards.
If he died, then I am really sorry he died, I don't wish that on anybody...but...that dude was nerve wracking and he wouldn't listen to anybody that tried to help him. He wasn't a mean spirited jackass, but he was extremely stubborn and it seemed he really started to enjoy doing things that got on the RFs nerves.Man! That’s so sad sometimes we are pretty mean to each other. I doubt he was dwelling on that in his last moments though. Definitely gives you some perspective though, treat each other like it could be their last day.
Except mayonnaise eaters, they deserve the public chastising.
Alabama has a collective, but according to @InVOLuntary there's will be the only one not investigated should the NCAA start looking into this...Here is a list of all the collectives that have formed already. Hard to see how the NCAA can try to shut this down now when its already gotten this far.
Tracker: University-Specific NIL Collectives (businessofcollegesports.com)
If he died, then I am really sorry he died, I don't wish that on anybody...but...that dude was nerve wracking and he wouldn't listen to anybody that tried to help him. He wasn't a mean spirited jackass, but he was extremely stubborn and it seemed he really started to enjoy doing things that got on the RFs nerves.
I hope he is alright.